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Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-22
Willisyille Narblings.

i Dry.
 ! Cool.
 Health good.
 i Mrs. W. B. Sewell is slowly inn proying.
 MT. John Wreyford went to Pres. colt, last Monday.
 MT. George Haynes, of Polk county, is here, visiting relatives and friends.
 Mir. Jack MOurland was thrown from d mule last week and his shoulder dislocated, Dr. NJ. r. Gray was sent for and he placed his shoulder in joint and he is do. ing we'll at present.
 MT. George Herring, son of w. q. Herring, has gone to the Lone Star state. l wish George suc- cess wherever he may go.
 MT. W. G. Herrine's new 80 saw gin is doing the work. IL makes q good sample and gets all Of the cotton off the seed.
 wish it would rain so l could go fox hunting. 1 think 1 know where there is some young ones and If we lo not get after them. we can ump the old one and have q lot of fun. do love to hunt fox and deer.
 The firm of Herring X Watson, of this place, have employed Mr. Crat Bull, as salesman. Crat is one of our incest kind hearted gentleman and good salesman.
 Cotton is gone up the spout. It want cotton tlns year worth a cent. l want people to quit ras- ing so much and raise more peas, corn, potatoes, watermelons and things that there is more money in, aad fl they don't they will go up the spout like cotton. try to take some of this advice to myself. l can make three times as much on one acre of potatoes as do on one acre ot cotton, aud IL does not take half of the work to make them as II does cotton. It takes thirteen months in year to make and gather cotton crop.
 went over to old Pleasant Hill, on the second Sunday, to hear Rev. Tom Middlebrooks, and take dinner with Mr. lief Mitchell, | l love to be with such men as Jet. there Is something to be learned from them in regard tn farming and managing tinancial matters, and q ",an may work his eyes balls out and never have anything if he does not manage right. Manage ment Is the key note to suceess.
 SAM YAHoo.
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Tex, where he has secured a schoo for the next few months.
 Prof Wootton has sold part of his farm to a Mir. Percy, from near Hope, reserving 20 acres fol building site. Mir. Percy's ap' pearance is in his favor, and ] trust he will make Us good neigh Dor and citizen, and will be cotent- ed to stay with us.
 Mir. J K. Hamilton, of Lane berg, has employed Mr. H. w. Pat ton to assist him in his store this fall and winter. Mir. Patton is a clever gentleman of good business talent, and l consider that MT. Hamilton was fortunate in secur- Ing his services
 .ls.au Coop LUCk.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cor
 pOndent> If the Picayune.
Albany Siftings.
No rain yet, to do good.

No rain yet, to do good,
 Cotton will soon all he picked, if weather continues favoiablee.
 Ye scribe has had roasting ears to eat the past week. A second crop Iade without any rain since it was knee.high.
 The picnic at Lanegurg, on the 10th inst, was a success, espec. ially the dinner. The entertain ment consisted of vocal music by Prof. Nelson and class, and speak. ing by PrOPs. Chandler and Hal bert, and Mir. O. S Jones and Capt. Mat White. All seemed to enjoy the occasion hugely.
 Profs. Halbert and Chandler have departed for their new fields of labor. Prof. Halbert for the Vanderbilt University. and Prof. Chandler for Moffatt, Bell county
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lrur DuCTCDC No Arsenic, Quinine or AuUt 6USIChS. stychnne. Price 50 cts.

Our school has commenced, so parents, send yom children to Mill burns for school books, if you de- sire Ia save money.
 Tommie Lcake, of the U. $. Mail Service. dropped down from Little Rock Saturday, to see his pa rents,
 Messrs Henderson and Morrl. son. clever stock men, of Coleman county, Texas, have been selling ponies here.
 MT. Y. $. Bryan returned rom St. Louis Friday. He will go on the road agaiu as a drummer, Tor Household sewing machine.
 Jeaus.-All grades and pnces, just opened.
 JNo. F. PoRTis,
 "Hrllo centraln Call at the most office store and see the mag nilicent line of new goods just re- cieved; cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
 Last week Mr. J. G. Bailey lost bv fire. a large amount oi his hay and stock feed. Also lost barn. It was the work of an incendiary.
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BOii.htOn Buildings.
And still we have no rain.

And still we have no rain. Miss Matte Butcher, one of PrescOtt's most charming young ladies, attended service at Provi- dence last Sunday and was the guest of Mrs. Aaron.
 MT. J. !. Mayes tried running a chicken through his gin last week, which resulted badly for the chick en, as it came through rather man. gled. Jeff McRight says it made a better turnout than sample.
 James Snodgrass says he he can not see how a farmer can buy five pounds of meat paying eight cents for it and make any money on the meat.
 Mir. and Mrs. $. E Seals are vis- iting friends in Hope, this week.
 Prof. H. A. Sykes is trying his luck in Prescott again to day.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Price and Mir. and Mrs. o. l.. Moncrief were at Providence Sunday.
 Those who have baggage can get board and lodging at the Wil. son House, in this place, without paying iii advance, provided the baggage is heavy enough.
 Misses Emma Cannon and Fan nie Seal are taking muslc lessons. Mrs. Fannie X. Price instructor.
 5eW HARD LUCK.
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BDdcaW Bits.


 \ nice little rain on the 18th and some appearance of more rain.
 Farmers can now SOW turnips.
 Some sickness in the neighbor- hood.
 Mrs. J. \. Nestal died on the morning of the 18th inst She leaves a husband and one little boy and many relatives and friends to mourn her death. She was n good christian and was a member of the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Ada Brockman, is lying very low. hope she may recoy- CT.
 The Wheclers meets on Satur- day, at Corinth.
 The rain damaged our cotton to considerable extent.
 l failed last week to get Bodcaw Bits in, on account of sickness.
 I wish w. k. would come up and kill a few snakes for Bodcaw. -.# ... ABE DIX.
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Friendship Fudgings.

Light shower ot rain here last week
 Cheap teachers, cheap schools, cheap schools. poor educa- tion, our people exposed to impositions and vices, and our great republic resting upon an in- secure foundation.
 Rev. Mir. Pierey, living near Hope, has bought Prof J. F. Wootton's farm, and will soon move his family into our neishbor. hood.
 The young people had a pleasant sociable at MT. W. N. Sutton's last Friday night. which was given in honor of MessrS. w. NJ. Chandler and W C. Halbert upon their de- parture from onr commuuity.
 The public school here has clos ed, and Prof. W. M. Chandler has gone to Mnifatt, Bell copn'S, Texas, to take charge of the large public school there Daring his short stay here, he gained host of friends who regret to see him leave. and follow hun up with many kind wishes. He possesses great ability aS an instructor. and every patron of our school would readily endorse him as tirSt.clas s teacher should they he solicited 10 to go. He IS a close student and will. no doubt, write his name high up on the pinacle of fame while yet in the morning of life.
 Prof W. c. Habert, who has had charge ot the l4anehurg school during the summer. has gone to Nashville. Tenn, to pursue iilS studies in Vanderbilt diversity. He has had great Success in teach. ing, and the people regret to part with him. They would gladly se cure his services in their school again, should he apply for the DO. sition' Young men of Nevada county, here is an example worthy of vour imitation. lon have the brains and the manhood, and as long as God hlesses you with health, you have a first class edu- cation within your reach. Many young man deprived of your op- portunilies, has forged his way to the front and made himself a blessing to his country. But there is "uo excellence without labor"
 WILTz.
 Sweet is the taste, aud wonder ful the effect of Hueh's Flux Cor
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Honcayilie Happenings.

Some rain.
 Miss Ida Mcdaniel has about re- covered.
 Rumor has it that Mir. T. R. Sampson is to marry soon. How is 1t Rich?
 Mr. Thos. Alsohrook, Mrs. An his Ourcton and Miss Bettie Mor, rls are all sick.
 E. T. McDauiel has the best smokestack to his engine we ever saw. No danger from fire.
 0. R. Mcdaniel, of the firm ol Mcdaniel X Gentry, has gone 10 St. Louis to purchase large Stocl, of goods. Hope the boys will get the desired information.
 The last county Wheel did alpul as well as could br expected Tn, motion 10 rcs,iud the action nfih Bluff City county Wheel, was Ia hled, That's fair is it breIilr"n, All WheelrrS are 10 know m par. ty nor party bias inside the W heel The wheel ope.s wide her dpors To men of all parties. bids them welcome in her fold. That is rig al They come iu also with the assur ance that there is nothing poliIi cal about the Wheel. But does not every one coming into the Wheel adopt the union labor plat form? Some one may say ah no but they do, the county Vince adopted it and each subordinate Wheel is represented in the cour. ty Wheel; if the subordinate Wheels dld not adopt the action of the county Wheel, why did they not force the county Wheel to re sciud. If the matter is never tC be settled fairly, in candor le, Democratic and Republican breth, ren have their platforms adopted too. They have as much right to ask it, if the action of the county Wheel is to be the criterion; then judge every brothers political be lief alike show honesty brethren Equal rights and justice 10 all men. Don't deal corruptly with thy brethren, let brethren be what they profess and make the Wheel
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-22

Fresh pickles at B. l.. HAYWOOD, Price Cantley, of Hope, was in town Sunday.
 Dr. Wmgfeld made profes. slonal visit to Bierne Saturday. Mir. Otis l.. Moncrief has pur. chased the Dan Ward brick store, Turnip seed for sale by John E. Portis.
 Try Hinton Drug Co.,, for cheap stationery.
 Pure Apple vinegar, 25c per gal. Ion, at B. l.. HARwoOD's.
 See new Sheriffs Sale and Com's. Sale in this issue.
 Mrs. J. W. Percy, of Gurdon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bascome, Esq. W. Y. Tompkins, made a business trip to Boughton, Mon- day.
 MT. w. R. Bartlett. of Nash. vile, was oyer Monday, chatting old friends.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. is headquarters for hardware.
 W. R. White X Co.'S for choice groceries of all kinds.
 Col. W. E. Atkinson visited Philadelphia, Monday, on busi. ness.
 Arthur Montgomery was up Sunday from TeNarkaua, to see his parents.
 Mr. W. l.. Phillips and wife, of Albany tp., went up to Arkadel- phia, Thursday. s For the best 5c. cigar in town, call on B. l.. Harwood.
 The celebrated Star Whitaker ham, for sale at
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Co. Trunks A new lot of all kinds just received.
 JNo. F. PoRTIs. Messrs Ed Jones and Orren Holt, oi Hope, attended the C. P: supper Friday evening.
 Lawyer Dick Arnold, of Texar. kama, was in town Friday, and at tended the c, P. supper
 A gentle shower just now would cool the atmosphere, infuse vigor and new life into every thing. Fresh Oysters-of best brands always on hand; give me call
 B, l.. HAYWOOD. Flour ear of the old stand by Moss Rose," fresh from the mill. JNo. E. PORTIs. Buy the Bluff City stove. 1t is the best. For sale by
 l. NJ. DENMAN X BRO. Mir. J. B. Seal, of Boughton, sends the PICAYUNE to his brother, J. w. Seal, of Woodbery, Tenn. Mir. W. l.. Webb returned from the State Lunatic Asylum, his reason fully restored, last week. Messrs A. R. Roseber, and J, F. Shell, ot Emmet tp., were pleasant callers at this office Saturday. Mir. F. l.. Willingham has been made deputy marshal of the town. He will make splendid officer. have moved into the ice house and keep choice goods as cheap as the cheapest. J, H. ADAMS. Every body come 10 see the new goods am receiving.
 JNo. E. PORTIs.
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A Strong Recommendation.

Mir. D. C. Hooks, Walnut Grove, Miss, writes: ''I have been using Hughes Tonic for some time past tor chills aud fe- yer, and unllesitatingly say it is the best remedy have ever used. l could name number of others who have been benefited by talk ing this Tonic. "4- 2. t..- f..
 Prepared by k. A. Robinson X Co.,, Wholesale Druggists, Louis vile, Ky. Sold at retail by Drug gist generally,
 Foster x Logan Hdw. Go. is the place to get the new Pilot SeoNo' .H .-...f .r.
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BuckIcu's Arnica Saiye.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcnm, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures Piles, or no pay re- 4ulred, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- funded. Price % cents per box. For sale by .JnO. M. Milburn.
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,'aCE.r .. , rrl:i Ii tn lnfailing cdre for aII u.sc;l,cS originating in hllIary Arrangements caused by the malaria or miasmatic countries. No other medicine now on sale will so eifcctualy remove the disturbing elements, and at the same time tone up the whole system. It is sure and safe in it's action.
 The worst case of iluN cured ln q few hours, with llugh'S FluX Cor. dial. Don't fail 10 try it. Only 2o cts, at Hugh Moucrief X Bros,
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Don't fail to get bottle Of Huglrs Flux Cordial. the best in the world, only 25c. at Hugh Moncrief& Bro
 Constipation superinduces the agony of that disease so prevalent, known as Piles. This can be cur ed and prevented by taking Mor' ris' Cascarine.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-22
Music Self.

Prof. G. $. Rice's Piano and or. gan Music System, Rapid, Practical Correct, teaches all chords, Naria. tions, Accompaments, Thorough Bass Laws, Times, Notes. Self. taught at your own home. The only system that brings musical knowledge within reach of all. Sent on test. Send stamp tor cir culars to the G. $ Rice Musical Co 243 State Chicago, III. ..-.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caus, ed in the vicinity cf Paris, Tex. by the. remarkable recovery of MT. J, Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise his head; every body sad he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought a arg bottle and box oi Dr, Kings New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Dis covery, he was well and had gain. ed in flesh thirty six pounds. Irlal botters of the Great Discovery free at Jno NJ Milburn's. ,
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place to buy your Drugs Medicines Paints Oils, School Books, cheap and good Tobacco, Cigars Wines, Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given orders Drugs and Liquor When you to Hope, call and whether not you wish to buy goods.
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- i7a- = A New Bank.

For the benefit of Sidney B. Wood aud the people l have open ed Bank for the purpose of bny- ing and aud selling Exchange and doing and a general Exchange bus mess al Hope Ark, My cash cap ital at present is limited but if all things work well we will change on Jan lst From private bank to National Bank. In the mean time l will ds the best l can for those who wish to patronize the peoples Bank.
 ef Yours to command.
 SIDNEY B WoOD.
 F. s. -l have large lot of mules and horses which l will sell on time, payable Oct lst 1888. If you need team come and see me. Yours truly,
 SIDNEY E. Wo0D.
 New Pilot stoves guaranteed to give satisfaction.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.
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what it was intended to be if not. sail under ture eolors.
 ALBERT PIKE.
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l hereby give notice that all per. sons are forbidden to hunt o: oth. erwise trespass on my farm.
 -a.IgI W. II TAYLOR.
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Notice is hereby. given that all persons are forbidden trespassing or hunting on my lands. and all such violations will be prosecuted.
 ALFRED ABURROW.
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ACII( 0llcIcuC For Bilious Fever and all AoVe bUSI6NS Malariai Troubles 50 cts

To the many friends and custom CTS, who favored me with their patronage, a few years ago at Hope, would say can now be found behind the counters of w. C. Jones Prescott, Ark, who carries full line of everything, which he has boughtat low cash figures, and Is making war against high prices. Come and price, and you will be convinced.
 R. A. WARE
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War, pestilence and famine de- stroys countless thousands, But indigestion, dyspepsia, derange' ment of the liver and stomach are powerful foes to the human race. Morris Cascarinc will defeat their ravaueS
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fA E .Gn2uh mof moN { s. .so..l.a.t '..a1 7 ARTHUR A. GIBSON, HOPE, ARK,
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B. H. Logan has just returned from St. Louis, where he bought a large stock of stoves, hardware and furniture.
 Messrs J. w. Duke and w. U. Almond, of Rosston, two of Nevada's best farmer citizens made us a pleasant call Tues day.
 New fall and winter goods of all descriptions, will commence ar irving daily at s4
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Co.
 School books and school sup plies, are going like hot cakes, at Jno. NJ. Milburn's, because of his low prices and big stock.
 Those who are inclined to bil. iousness, will find Norris Casca- rine an unfailing remedy for it's eradication.
 Cheapest Drugs and Books to be had at Hugh Moncrief's.
 The Editor in chief has been confined to his bed severel days, and the "dc viln ask the illdul- gence of the PIcAYUNE's readers for the short comngs in this is- sue.
 Our business men and farmers should be alive to the importance of having our county's resources well represented at the Little Rock exposition.
 Don't buy your furniture, until foster X Logan Hardware Co.,, get theirs. They expect to have the Richmond store chock full in a few days.
 There is no doubt about it, the freshest and cheapest man in town for confectioneries, fruits, fancy and staple groceries, is J. II. Ad- ans, at the ice house.
 The new grocery store, of White X Co, is being just packed full of every thing good to eat, and the prettiest line of glass. ware you ev. CT saw. Gall and see for yOur- self.
 We have another car lot of those celebrated and unequalled Stakeholder wagons.
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.
 Montgomery, Madden & Mont gomery, contradict the report that they will move from Prescott, and say they are now as always before, strictly in the Nevada county prac' tice.
 MT. w. E. Powell, of Boughton, made us pleasant call, Wednes- day, and contributed to our mis. sionary box. He says the cotton crop is turning out better in his community than was expected two weeks ago.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co.,, are agents for the Hazard Powder Co.,. and will sell you powder here at St. Louis prices, less freight.
 SEWING MACHINE CHEAP.-We have bran new sewing machines, that we will sell at a big discount from regular prices. A first class machine guaranteed.
 Go to Foster X Logan Hdw Co. for your cook stoves. They have the largest and most complete line ever brought to Prescott. GOOD COW WANTED.-A COW (with young calf that will give two and half gallons per day. Good price will be paid. Apply at PicaNune office.
 Mr John Jones, one of our sterling citizens and progressive farmers. brought in several loads of cotton Saturday. And he didn't forget the printer, either.
 Mr. Albert Milner went up to Little Rock Saturday, to accompa nv his "better half' home. Mrs. NJ. has been enjoy ing the br"ezes of Kansas, among kindred. They
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Notice to Hunters.

Notice is hereby given that all persons are forbidden trespassing or hunting on my lands, and all such violations will be prosecuted. 1s .4H q. w. HAMPSTEAD.
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ACiII nllc1cpc Guaranteed to Cure. Price HOue 0UCJ6UO Pleasant 10 Take. }50cts
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

\ chieIS amang ye, takin' notes An faith he'll brent 'em."
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Sweet is the taste, aud wonder ful the effect of Hugh's FluX Cor dial, only 25 cts, at Hugh Mcncrie X Bros.
 Cotton baskets for sale ny John F.. Portis.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-22

We notice that Hugh Moncrief is selling some large wholesale bills. Low prices will tell.
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PRESCOTT MARKETS,

Revised and corrected weekly by Hatlcy & Christopher.
The midland journal., 1887-07-15
New Things in the Fireworks Line.

New Things in the Fireworks Line.
The new things in the fireworks line which
are sold by large downtown dealers are
numerous. For the small boy there are a num-
ber of extra large and extra noisy torpedoes,
which are said not to be dangerous to the
user, although exasperating to all hearers.
From China come lot OF larger and con-
sequently noisier fre-crackers than have
ever been in the country before. The ordi-
nary fire-cracker is being sold in larger
quantities every year. This is the only kind
of fireworks not made in this country, it
being absolutely impossible to come any
where near the price they can be imported
for. Two thousand four hundred fire.
crackers cost the retail dealer 81, and can
not be made here for less than twice that
amount. There are colored freely wheels
which send out white and vari-colored jets
of flame, the colored tiger-ily, which re-
wolves at great rate of speed, and sends out
tongues of fame making it look like
gorgeous flower: falling leaflets, which
send out broad stream of silver and gold
fakes, which last for some time; rockets
which send forth all kinds of stars, figures,
etc., in all the colors of the rainbow
NeaO York Evening Post.